coordinates: 4º30'00 S 129º48'00 E
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Gunung Api |
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Goenong Apij, Goenongh Apij, Vuurberg, Gunnanappi |
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VOC |
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Landmonsterrollen |
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Kijk in de Pot, fort Goenong Api |
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Gunung Api |
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Banda (VOC-gebied) |
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Indonesia |
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A bird's eye view map of the Banda islands
Chart of the Banda Islands
Fort Belgica at Bandanaira
Inner courtyard of Fort Belgica in Bandanaira
Map of Ceram and the Banda islands to the coast of Aru
Map of Ceram, Ambon and the Banda islands
Map of Ceram, Boura, Amboina and adjacent islands
Map of Goenoeng Api
Map of Goenong Apij and Banda Neira
Map of Groot Ceram, that is, the Moluccas
Map of Indonesia and the Philippines
Map of Lonthor showing portions of Banda Nera and Gunung Api
Map of South East Asia with an inset showing the Botton Strait
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the eastern part of Seram showing the Banda Islands
Map of the island of Ceram
Map of the islands of Banda
Map of the islands of Bouro, Ceram, Terra Alta and Damina
Map of the Moluccas
Map of the Moluccas
Map of the Moluccas
Map of the Pacific Ocean, from Malacca to Japan
Map of the southeastern part of the Banda islands
Map of the southern coast of Ceram and the Banda islands to the coast of Aru
Map showing several Moluccan islands and a view of Seram
Rendition of the islands of Solor, Ambon, Gunung Api and Banda Neira
The volcano on Gunug Api
View from Fort Belgica at Bandanaira
View of Ambon and Banda Neira
View of Banda and a map of Banda, Lonthor and Gunung Api
View of Banda and Gunung Api
View of Banda and Gunung Api
View of Banda and Gunung Api
View of Gunung Api
View of Lonthor and Gunung Api from Fort Belgica on Bandanaira
View of the island of Banda Neira
Views of Ambon and the islands of Banda and Gunung Api
Views of the islands of Goenong Api and Rosingyn
Watergate of Fort Nassau at Bandanaira
Chart of the Banda Islands
Fort Belgica at Bandanaira
Inner courtyard of Fort Belgica in Bandanaira
Map of Ceram and the Banda islands to the coast of Aru
Map of Ceram, Ambon and the Banda islands
Map of Ceram, Boura, Amboina and adjacent islands
Map of Goenoeng Api
Map of Goenong Apij and Banda Neira
Map of Groot Ceram, that is, the Moluccas
Map of Indonesia and the Philippines
Map of Lonthor showing portions of Banda Nera and Gunung Api
Map of South East Asia with an inset showing the Botton Strait
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the Banda islands
Map of the eastern part of Seram showing the Banda Islands
Map of the island of Ceram
Map of the islands of Banda
Map of the islands of Bouro, Ceram, Terra Alta and Damina
Map of the Moluccas
Map of the Moluccas
Map of the Moluccas
Map of the Pacific Ocean, from Malacca to Japan
Map of the southeastern part of the Banda islands
Map of the southern coast of Ceram and the Banda islands to the coast of Aru
Map showing several Moluccan islands and a view of Seram
Rendition of the islands of Solor, Ambon, Gunung Api and Banda Neira
The volcano on Gunug Api
View from Fort Belgica at Bandanaira
View of Ambon and Banda Neira
View of Banda and a map of Banda, Lonthor and Gunung Api
View of Banda and Gunung Api
View of Banda and Gunung Api
View of Banda and Gunung Api
View of Gunung Api
View of Lonthor and Gunung Api from Fort Belgica on Bandanaira
View of the island of Banda Neira
Views of Ambon and the islands of Banda and Gunung Api
Views of the islands of Goenong Api and Rosingyn
Watergate of Fort Nassau at Bandanaira
prior
The small island of Gunung Api is situated near the larger island of Neira. Gunung Api means 'Fire mountain' or volcano. After this volcano erupted in 1691, the supply of nutmeg and mace on Gunung Api, as well as on the neighbouring islands of Neira and Lonthor, declined drastically. This resulted in a substantial rise in the price of these spices, which were exclusive to Banda.
